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No it’s not taxed. I receive Disability and mine is not taxed, there may be others with differant situtations, the laws are differant in so many ways, but I don’t complain, it could be worse.
You are not taxed on your disability benefits (SSDI or SSI). If you are collecting both retirement benefits from Social Security at the same time the regular retirement benefits are subject to tax but your income level would likely be such that no tax would be assessed.
Not enough information. If SSDI is all the income you and your spouse have, then no. If you or you spouse have significant other income ($15K or so) then some may be taxable.
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1 Danny
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2 obac777
No it’s not taxed. I receive Disability and mine is not taxed, there may be others with differant situtations, the laws are differant in so many ways, but I don’t complain, it could be worse.
3 Kenshin
No, If you have SSDI then your earn income is limited so No.
4 mathew
You are not taxed on your disability benefits (SSDI or SSI). If you are collecting both retirement benefits from Social Security at the same time the regular retirement benefits are subject to tax but your income level would likely be such that no tax would be assessed.
5 daoco
Not enough information. If SSDI is all the income you and your spouse have, then no. If you or you spouse have significant other income ($15K or so) then some may be taxable.